Sentence examples for which is erecting from inspiring English sources

Andrew Blum, a spokesman for Chadbourne, declined to comment, as did the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which is erecting the tower with its partner, the Durst Organization.

Most of the spate of new buildings have already been leased by Manhattan-based companies, including Chase Bank and Goldman Sachs, which is erecting the city's tallest office building, a 45-story, 1.6-million-square-foot tower at Colgate Center.

The author proceeds with a review of the relationship of scriptures and the natural world, some of the resultant theories, followed by a description of the Darwinian Theory, which "is erected on the primary foundation of a natural law acting through all time...."....

The British foreign secretary, Jack Straw, said that although he supported radical reform of agricultural policy, which was "erecting a protectionist barrier against the rest of the world," reform should not delay enlargement.

The first modern skyscraper was the Home Insurance Building, which was erected in Chicago in 1885.

Sir Giles Gilbert Scott designed the north and south wings, which were erected in 1939.

Five of the historic gates, which were erected to quell sectarian disorder, will remain.

(Those stelae, which were erected at the capital, are today well preserved in the museum of Xi'an).

The mural, which was erected early last month, covers a 10-foot-by-12-foot 10-foot-by-12-foot 10-foot-by-12-foot 10-foot-by-12-foot 10-foot-by-12-foot

Behind the trees is a peculiar orange orb on metal legs, a "swift hotel", which was erected last year.

Historic buildings include Wimbledon's Old Rectory, which was erected by the early 16th century; both Eagle House and the Rose and Crown, a coaching inn, date to the 17th century.